Hi,
On Tue, 18 May 1999, Mike Varley wrote:
MV |Despite moving the HttpSession session = req.getSession(true) call to the
MV |top of the method, and buffering the output before returning, for both Login
MV |and Welcome, Netscape was generating a new session for each. This was a
MV |source of great stress, because the sessions worked in IE. If I ran the
MV |servlets off of JavaWebServer, the tracking also worked.
mmh, just one thought: Cookie Handling in IE is known to be
buggy^H^H^H^H^H lazy - and maybe sends back cookies to 'host' though it
comes from 'host.mydomain.com' and vice versa.
I once stumbled in this trap: I tested a servlet on my localhost with
Netscape (I am not forced to give my own domain name, then):
http://host/someservlet
and made a redirect to another servlet, using part of the request URI ..
The Servername of the Apache has been configured to be 'host.mydomain.com'
so the redirect arrived at
http://host.mydomain.com/redirect
.. and the cookie was invalid since Netscape didn't sent it to this 'new'
Host -> session invalid.
Could this be your problem ?
ciao,
-hen
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